Multiple Guis with pics = looking weird Topic is solved

[Guest2018]

Hi,

I created a script in which 1 Gui activates 5 others.
The first Gui is at the upper left corner, and when clicking on it,
the other 5 appear right beneath it.

Instead of using buttons, I used 6 pictures (and added some text - I removed it here).
(Each Gui has a different function, like opening Paint, Calculator etc.)

The pictures where originally 1 big image, which I just cropped.
I expected that it would like 1 image when expanding the Guis, but it doesn't.
The first 4 pictures look acceptable, but the last 2 are just pixel-counting.

Do I have to do something additionally in order to make it look good?
First I just made it with white or black images, but it looks really simple and unimaginative.
Having some picture makes a better impression, even though it doesn't affect the functionality.

This is how it should look:
http://fs1.directupload.net/images/180115/hkjxjrcg.png

This it how it looks:
http://fs1.directupload.net/images/180115/5ie4y3vw.png

That's the code:

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^F2::
Gui, Gui1:-Caption
Gui, Gui1:+AlwaysOnTop
Gui, Gui1:Font, cblack
Gui, Gui1:Show, x0 y0 w101 h101 
Gui, Gui1:Add, Text, BackgroundTrans x30 y48
Gui, Gui1:Add, Picture, x0 y0 w101 h101 gGuiNo1, picture01.png
return

GuiNo1:
gui1_count++
SoundPlay, Chord.wav
if (gui1_count = 1)
{
  Gui, Gui2:-Caption
  Gui, Gui2:+AlwaysOnTop
  Gui, Gui2:Font, cblack
  Gui, Gui2:Show, x0 y100 w101 h101 
  Gui, Gui2:Add, Text, BackgroundTrans x30 y48
  Gui, Gui2:Add, Picture, x0 y0 w101 h101 gGuiNo2, picture02.png
  
  Gui, Gui3:-Caption
  Gui, Gui3:+AlwaysOnTop
  Gui, Gui3:Font, cblack
  Gui, Gui3:Show, x0 y200 w101 h101 
  Gui, Gui3:Add, Text, BackgroundTrans x30 y48
  Gui, Gui3:Add, Picture, x0 y0 w101 h101 gGuiNo3, picture03.png
 
  Gui, Gui4:-Caption
  Gui, Gui4:+AlwaysOnTop
  Gui, Gui4:Font, cblack
  Gui, Gui4:Show, x0 y300 w101 h101 
  Gui, Gui4:Add, Text, BackgroundTrans x30 y48
  Gui, Gui4:Add, Picture, x0 y0 w101 h101 gGuiNo4, picture04.png
  
  Gui, Gui5:-Caption
  Gui, Gui5:+AlwaysOnTop
  Gui, Gui5:Font, cblack
  Gui, Gui5:Show, x0 y400 w101 h101 
  Gui, Gui5:Add, Text, BackgroundTrans x30 y58
  Gui, Gui5:Add, Picture, x0 y0 w100 h400 gGuiNo5, picture05.png
  
  Gui, Gui6:-Caption
  Gui, Gui6:+AlwaysOnTop
  Gui, Gui6:Font, cblack
  Gui, Gui6:Show, x0 y500 w101 h101 
  Gui, Gui6:Add, Text, BackgroundTrans x30 y58
  Gui, Gui6:Add, Picture, x0 y0 w100 h500 gGuiNo6, picture06.png  
}

if (gui1_count = 2)
{
  HideGuis()
  gui1_count := 0
}
return

GuiNo2:
Run, mspaint.exe
SoundPlay, Chord.wav
Sleep, 5
HideGuis()
Sleep, 5
gui1_count := 0
return

GuiNo3:
Run, Calc.exe
SoundPlay, Chord.wav
Sleep, 5
HideGuis()
Sleep, 5
gui1_count := 0
return

GuiNo4:
Run, SnippingTool.exe
SoundPlay, Chord.wav
Sleep, 5
HideGuis()
Sleep, 5
gui1_count := 0
return

GuiNo5:
Run, Notepad.exe
SoundPlay, Chord.wav
Sleep, 5
HideGuis()
Sleep, 5
gui1_count := 0
return

GuiNo6:
SoundPlay, Chord.wav
Sleep, 5
Run, C:\Program Files\Internet\Mozilla Firefox\Firefox.exe
Sleep, 5
HideGuis()
Sleep, 5
gui1_count := 0
return

HideGuis()
{
  Gui, Gui2:Hide
  Gui, Gui3:Hide
  Gui, Gui4:Hide
  Gui, Gui5:Hide
  Gui, Gui6:Hide
}

^Esc::
ExitApp
return

Thanks for your support.

[BoBo]

All images (1-4) have a (default) heigth of 101px while 5 = h400, 6 = h500

[Guest2018]

Yes, you're right.
It seems that happened when I used search and replace.
Problem solved, but I'm already working on another thing.
(Thread is coming very soon.)

Thanks, Bobo.